Oklahoma town with large tribal population keeping close eye on federal cuts
Durell Cooper, chairman of the Apache Tribe of Oklahoma, said federal resources help provide jobs and improve the overall quality of life for residents, including covering emergency bills and ...
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Native American and Indigenous Studies
She has been active in language retention and revitalization work with members of the Muskogee and Seminole Nations of Oklahoma, the Apache Tribe of Oklahoma, and the Comanche Tribe of Oklahoma. Her ...
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Department of Anthropology
I have been active in language retention and revitalization work with members of the Muskogee and Seminole Nations of Oklahoma, the Apache Tribe of Oklahoma, and the Comanche Tribe of Oklahoma.
Oklahoma town worried about the impact of federal cuts on their community
People around the country are keeping a close eye on Washington D.C. as federal funding cuts continue to have an impact nationwide.
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Indigenous community demands justice after 14-year-old girl found dead near Globe
Hundreds of people showed up Tuesday night for a walk in Mesa to remember the life of a 14-year-old girl from the San Carlos Apache Tribe who was found dead in mid-February.